The Basics of the Blue Dot and Preservation The earth has been in discussion since the beginning of man. Questions of flat or round, does the earth orbit the sun or is the earth the center of the universe, and how did life start? As humans use the finite resources of the earth, many scientists … More The Basics of the Blue Dot and Preservation

Green Building and Site Development Christopher Smith March 25, 2014 There is a misconception that sustainable green building as LEED certified buildings would increase capital cost and risk in such an undertaking. Although there is added cost to Green building for LEED certification. Many of the cost can be obtained back from the … More Green Building and Site Development

The Future of Industrial Ecology: Hawai’i Christopher Smith March 10, 2014 Hawai’i an abundant of resources and possibilities, but recently the trend for local resources has been abandoned. A look into the industrial ecological of Hawai’i could show why the sudden shifts and the effects it has on the local economy and environment. … More The Future of Industrial Ecology Hawaii

California Dry Water Crisis in the Golden State Christopher Smith March 6, 2014 California is a lush surfers dream, with the ocean as its center focus. The ocean, on the other hand does nothing to help the crisis California is falling into with water shortages. High in the Colorado Mountains is a stream known … More California Dry Water Crisis in the Golden State

The Eco-System of Hawai’i Christopher Smith September 11, 2012 Hawai`i has been named the paradise of the pacific, how long it will remain that way is in question. The eco-system of Hawai`i is unique and fragile. As the population of Hawai’i increases, the animal kingdom of Hawai’i decreases. Some can contribute this to … More The Eco-System of Hawaii